Coca Cola Bottlers Reach Settlement Over Perpetual Contracts
A late Saturday night agreement between the Coca Cola Company of Delaware and its bottlers ends a year long dispute over perpetuity of contracts. The settlement, to be formalized this week, dismisses injunctions and restores prior relations. Key figures include Eugene Stethen of Guaranty Trust and leaders from Coca Cola and bottling firms. Prices for syrup will adjust from the current court-ordered 1644 cents per gallon to 112 cents net after credits, with reductions as sugar costs fall. The Atlanta conference shaped the terms, with Stetson representing Coca Cola and Jack Spalding for the bottlers.
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Coca-Cola Company of
Delaware
Coca-Cola
United States Circcuit Court
Eugene Stethen
New York
Guaranty Trust Company
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
Fulton Superior Court
Pendleton
United States
Battlers
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Asa G. Candier
J. B. Whitehead
Atlantic City
Stetson
Jack Spalding
Bottiers
Two Rides
Clifford L. Anderson
Robert C Alston
Samuel B Adams
Savannah
Candler
Thomson & Hirsch
Spalding, McDougall & Sibley
Charles T
L. C. Hopkins
Rosser
Staton
Phillina & Hopking
Chattanooga
Wilmington
Dal
Miss Annie Sharp Dead Forsyth Leader And Artist
Miss Annie Sharp daughter of the late Cyrug H. Sharp died at her brother Henry M. Sharps home in Forsyth Ga early Sunday morning. She served as the state entomology board artist and contributed to walls of the state capitol and was active in U D C work and First Baptist Church. Survived by three brothers Dr C K Sharp Henry M Sharp and A N Sharp and one aunt Mrs Jnie McKinney. Funeral at the Patterson Sons home Monday at 10 with Rev J W Caldwell officiating. Body to Forsyth for burial.
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Annie Sharp
Cyrug_ H. Sharp
Forsyth
Henry M. Sharp
North Boulevard
Miss Sharp
State Board of Entomology
State Capitol
U. D C
First Baptist Church
Sharp
K. Sharp
Arlington, Ga
A. N. Sharp
Atlanta
Misa Jennie McKinney
H M. Patterson & Son
J W Caldwell
Legion delegates named to attend state convention
Twenty five men selected by O'Byrne Altick commander of the Savannah post of the American Legion will travel to Columbus to attend the state convention sessions. The party left tonight to be in Columbus Monday morning.
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Savannan
Sune Iy
O'Byrne Altick
American Legion
Columbus
Britain's Rulers Well Protected For Irish Visit
Belfast reports strict precautions for King George and Queen Mary during their Irish visit for the Ulster parliament opening. A roof ban, access blocks, and saloon closures are ordered. The royal procession will be escorted by troops and rifles, with a formal speech, investiture, and loyal addresses planned.
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Belfast
King George
Queen Mary
Bainbridge
Thes
Ulster
London
Royal Uteter Rifles
House of Lords
Westminster
Senate
James Craig
Viscount Fitzalan
Parliament
Ater Hall
Decatur Citizen George H Hammond Dies at 79
George H Hammond, longtime Decatur resident and former Atlanta postal clerk, died in his sleep from heart disease at age 79. He served with the Atlanta Grays, led Camp Ny 159, and was last year’s commander. Survived by widow Florida, son J Floyd Hammond, and granddaughter Lucile. Burial at Covington, with funeral at Decatur Methodist Church.
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Decatur
George 4. Hammond
Hammond
Camp Ny
Atlanta Veterans
N. H. Hammond
Atlanta
G. M. Eakes
Covington
Georgia Railroad
Marietta Man Drowns in River While Aiding Friend
Roy Webb twenty seven, employed by W. I. Reader Company of Atlanta, died after helping a companion search for a lost fish basket in the Chattahoochee River at Willie near Marietta. Ward survived. Webb's body recovered after twelve hours. He leaves a widow mother and six sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held in Marlette with burial at Roswell cemetery.
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Marietta Go
Chattahoochee
Willie
Roy Webb
Webb
Fred Ward
Gilbert Osborne
Claude Bishop
Fred Jones
Ward
T. Webb
Marietta
W. I. Reader Company
Atlanta
Jack Webb
Clinton J. Webb
M. Smithwick
W.L. Harris
Tillian Webb
Ruth Webb
Ruby Webb
Polly Webb
Marlette
Roswell
Marshall Morris N.O. Cotton Down Dies Here Sunday
Marshall Ford Morris, Atlanta architect and pioneer in apartment design, died Sunday after a long illness. Survived by wife, daughter Ruth, three sons, sister, three brothers, two grandchildren, and many colleagues. Funeral Monday at 3:30 p.m. at Highland Avenue residence with Dr. F. C. McConnell officiating. Interment at Westview. Pallbearers listed. New Orleans market notes warn cotton prices hit new low levels as liquidation of long contracts and high certificated stock weighed on the market amid labor and coal strike uncertainties.
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Marshall Ford Morris
Atlanta
Mr. Morris
Jeptha V. Morris
Morris
Bessie G. Tooley
Marrige
Jackson
H. C. Hardagree
John L. Westmoreland
C. A. Almond
L. A. Stow
New Orleans
Great Britain
Wodnesday
Census Bureau
Roswell Road paving bids await county board review
The public works committee will consider sealed bids for 14 miles of Roswell road from Buckhead to Roswell bridge using the penetration method for about $500,000. Bids include McDougald 46 cents per sq yd and Smith 17% cents per gal of asphalt, among others. Stewart Avenue bids show two plans with varied per unit prices from multiple contractors.
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Board of Public Works Committee
Roswell
Buckhead
Roswell Bridge
Stewart Avenue
McDougald Construction Company
Smith Construction Company
Thundershowers Probable Today Forecast
Forecaster says Georgia will see unsettled weather with local thunderstorms. Sunday may bring scattered rains as Atlantic coastal clouds pass, cooling breezes tempering recent heat with little temperature change expected. Washington bureau notes only minor outlook variation.
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Georgia
Washington
Atlante
Washington Bureau
Allen Christian Endeavor League closes meeting
The Allen Christian Endeavor league of the Atlanta conference closed two most successful sessions Sunday afternoon at First A. M. Church in Jonesboro Georgia. Rev J H McFarlane presided and sermons were delivered by Rev H D Canady C G Gray W J Williams J W Sangster and G W Young. The annual sermon was given by Rev R H Ward on Building With God. Delegates reported strong progress in Christianizing the youth.
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Allen Christian Endeavor League
Atlanta
A. M
Jonesboro
J. H. McFarlane
H. D. Canady
C. G. Gray
W. J. Williams
J. W. Sangster
G. W. Young
R. H. Ward
Alien Temple A
M. H. Church
Burglars Foiled at Highland Avenue Drug Store
Thieves were blocked from entering the Highland Avenue Drug store owned by Philip Cohen at 77 Highland Avenue when an alarm sounded. Cohen was alerted at 3 o clock Sunday morning by neighbors reporting the noisy alarm.
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Highland Avenue Drug Store
Tmner
Philip Cohen
Highland Avenue
Cohen
Insolvencies and Defaults Rise Across Regions
An uptick in failures last week shows 323 defaults in the United States, twenty nine more than the prior week. Regions mostly rise except the West, with East up eleven, South up thirteen, and Pacific coast up seven. Canada records 37 insolvencies, five more than last week.
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United States
R. G. Dun & Co
West
Pacific Coast
Canada
Bank clearings show no decided change last week
Bank clearings across twenty U S cities totaled 6 545 274 090, with no clear gain from the prior week. The overall drop from the two years ago figures ranged around 19 percent, led by declines in Atlanta New Orleans Cleveland Kansas City and Seattle, while Los Angeles posted a slight rise. New York City and nineteen other cities outside New York also showed notable declines.
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United States
Dan
Los Angeles
Atlanta
New Orleans
Cleveland
Kansas City
Seattle
New York
New York City
Wholesale prices show limited advances amid market irregularities
Dun's weekly wholesale quotations report forty nine recessions and twenty one increases, with overall mixed changes from last week. Grain remains irregular with wheat and rye softer while corn oats and barley stay firmer. hogs soften amid ample marketings, beef steady, and sheep in demand. Butter and eggs gain on scarce supplies. cheese prices pressured by rising receipts. iron steel weak, copper steady, dry goods firmer in quiet season. large bridge in China spans over five miles with 800 stone arches.
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Dun
China
Yellow See
Third Quarter to See Revival of Economic Conditions
Walter B Brown argues that the third quarter should show real revival in business after two unsettled quarters. He notes tariff delays, tax and stock market factors, and labor deflation as key forces shaping recovery, with railroad freight and production costs needing alignment to sustain capital returns amid improving demand.
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Walter B. Brown
Holster
New York Commercial
New York
Congress
Ravenna
Dixie Brand Calcium Arsenate Kills Weevils
An advertisement promotes Dixie Brand Calcium arsenate as an effective boll weevil insecticide after government testing. It urges early dusting to target young weevils and notes Feeny dusters for cotton treatment, offering warehouse direct delivery from Atlanta Savannah and Milledgeville with competitive prices.
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Dixie
Grain shipment gains seen amid rail yard repairs and market watch
A report notes a rise in grain shipments in the west and southwest as idle rail cars need repairs, offering railroad firms a breathing spell. Stock market trends will attract attention from broader audiences as overall business activity remains under scrutiny amid shipping routes and port movements across cities and ports worldwide.
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George H. Hammond
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
Whitehall Street
Marshall Morris N.O. Cotton Down
Roswell Road
Allen Christian
Endeavor League
SAE
American Cotton & Grain Exchange
James
Grey
Fort Washington Avenue
American Telephrone & Telegraph Company
H.blair-Smith
Federal Tax Service
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Achested Newton
Reneeson & Company
Quin-Mont Laboratories
National
National Blank Book CO
G& Riverside
Holyoke
Masa
Culver & Kidd, Inc
Milledge
Willedgeville
Galveston
Mara
Gibraltar
Lake Felden
Mobile
Mount Iyann
Bremen
Curshnet
Tarcelona
Heen
Tecomate
Facteil
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Satled
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Italy
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Port Enda
Jane
Artivet Couto Pragreso
O ‘T. Warthe
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Port Tabés
Yoro Hond
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Buenos Aires
Cedford
New, York
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Titel
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Cratébal
Batlyzallw
Dublin
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Ini
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Colombia
Cregle
New Barstow
Tampicos
Cortex
Borismina
Era
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Hir
Buenos Aires Y Ramo
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Rochelle
Banes
Cutay Seamere
Hamburg
Sioux
Verz Cruz
Su Jnime
Port Barrios
Topila
Tampico
Winifred
Havana
Yuma
Frontera
Seaboard
Wrightsville Beach
Wrightsville
Walton St. Vy
Allen
Kimball House
Charles Adamson
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Customs Administration
the Equitable Trust Company OF New York
Arthur H. Mayo
Supply Corps
United States Navy
Department of Finance and Commerce
Republic
Equitable Trust Company of
Wall Street
Speyer & Company
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Nic War
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